See Yourself in Pictures from Quebec City and the 2015 EAIA Annual Meeting
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EAIA Annual Meeting 2015
A Great Time in Quebec City, the 2015 EAIA Annual Meeting
The weather was perfect, the historic sites were fascinating, the tour guides were great, the demonstrations and displays were fun and informative and it appears everyone had a great time at the Early American Industries Association 2015 Annual Meeting in Quebec City. One hundred and thirty-nine people attended the meeting representing 23 U.S. states, the …
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What’s the Weather Like In Quebec City and What Should I Bring to the EAIA Annual Meeting?
The EAIA Annual Meeting May 13th thru May 16th in “Quebec City, Quebec, Canada is just a few weeks away! We hope you’re coming. The last day to get the special room rate at the Hotel Ambassadeur is April 13th, so if you haven’t made your reservation please do it soon. The phone number for …
Have You Registerd Yet for the Early American Industries Association 2015 Annual Meeting in Quebec City?
March is here, and in just over two months we’ll be congregating for the 2015 Early American Industries Association Annual Meeting in Quebec City, Canada on May 13th through May 16th, 2015. We’ll be staying at the Ambassadeur Hotel & Suites in Quebec City. The hotel can be reached at 1-800-363-2619. We’ve contracted with the …
Time is Passing! Get Ready for Quebec City – Get Your Passport or Passport Card!
Anyone from outside of Canada, including children, who plan on attending the 2015 EAIA Annual Meeting in Quebec City, Canada will need an up to date Passport or a Passport Card to enter and leave Canada. If you don’t have a passport, or yours is in need of renewal, it’s not too late. Got to …
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New Rules for Ivory & Tools Containing Ivory
On February 25th, 2014, the United States Fish and Wildlife Service enacted Director’s Order 210 restricting the importation, exportation, and sale of ivory in the U.S. This order was reinforced in July, when President Obama issued an Executive Order committing the U.S. to step up its efforts to stop wildlife trafficking. It’s estimated that 30,000-35,000 …